Australian rapper Iggy Azalea is now riding with Island Records. New reports claim a summer 2017 spat with a Def Jam head ultimately sparked a split between both parties.

New reports claim Iggy has low-key taken her talent to Island after claiming ex-Def Jam CEO Steve Bartelsdidn't want to promote her Digital Distortion album.

Sources tell Billboard it was not long after that internal spat spilled out into the public last year that Azalea was shifted from Def Jam to Island. Both labels are owned by the Universal Music Group, and when Azalea first signed with the company back in 2013, the two were combined under the umbrella Island Def Jam Music Group. On April 1, 2014, Universal announced a reorganization of its East Coast labels operation that involved the separation of Island Records, Def Jam Recordings and Motown into three individual standalone labels; three weeks later, Azalea’s major label debut album, The New Classic, was released via Def Jam, not Island. (Billboard)

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